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Sailed.

TUESDAY, March @.
Stmr Kinsu, Lorenzen, for Maui and Hawaii
Stmr Likelike, Davis, for Maui
Stmr Mikahala, Hall, for Kauai
Stmr KilGueS Hou, Cameron, for HGmSkua
Stmr } A CummIns, Nelson. for WaimSnalo
Stmr JAS Mskee, Campbell. for Kauai
Stmr Lehua. Clarke, for Hawaii
Stmr Surprise, Weisbsth, for Paia
Schr Mile Morris. for koolsu
Schr Rob Roy, for koolsu
Schr Moiwshine, Staples, for Hawaii
Schr ksukesouli, for kohsls
"WEDNESDAY, March 50.
Stmr Bishop. Cheney. for Kauai, etc
Schr Sarah & Eliza, for koolSu
Schr WaimSlu, for Hilo
Schr Wailele, for Hawaii
Schr hulsmsnu, for kohals
Schr Nettic Merrill, Crane. for Hawaii
THURSDAY, March 81.
Stmr A Cummins, Nelson, for Waimsnalo
Srmr Waimanalo, Underwood, for Wsisnae
Sehr Msnuokawsi. for koolsu
'Schr Waiehu, for Wsianse
Ser kswsilani, for hoolau
FRIDAY. April /.
Stmr " G Hall, Bates, for Maui and Hawaii
Stmr Ews. Hughes. for Eva
Schr KsulilEa, for WaiGnae
SATURDAY, April ?.
Tern " S Bovine. Paul, for San Francisco
Blk c R Bishop, Walters, for San Francisco
Blk Hydra, Smith, for Hongkong
Schr LukS, for Ephsla
Schr Canute, for Hilo and Hsmakus
MONDAY. April 3.
Bktne Mary winklenSp, Blake, for San Fran
Stmr Kinsu Loreuzen. for Hawaii and Maui
Stmr Nokolii, McGreeurS{or Moloksi and Maui
Stmr C r Bishop, ca ,..-y,NSor Kauai
Stmr Likelike, WeisbaIh FOX Maui
Stmr Lehua, Clarke, for HAWAII
Stmr Naimanalo. Underwood. for hoolau
Schr HSleakala, for Pepeekeo
Schr he An Hsu, for Molokai
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PORT OF HONOLULU.
Arrived.

Arrived.
TUESDAY,, March 30
Stmr " g Hall, Bates, from Hawaii and Maui
Schr Canute, Swin;on. from Hilo
Schr Naimalu. from Hawaii
Schr Waiole from Hawaii
WEDNESDAY, March 30.
Sfmr c r Bishop, Cheney. form Kauai
Stmr Waimanalo, Underwood, from Waianse
Schr kRnlilua, from Waisnae
Schr Wsiehu, from Waianae
Sehr Manuokawai, from hooiau
THURSDAY, March 81.
StEr J a Cummins, Nelson, from hooIau
Stnr Eva, Hughes, from Eva
FRIDAY, April /.
Stnr Jas Nakee. Campbell, from Kauai
Stmr IwalGni, Freeman. from Hawaii
Stmr Lehus, Clarke, from Hamakua, Hawaii
Stmr WaialeSle, Weir from Kauai
Schr Heeia, from koolau
Schr Luka, from Hamakua
Schr Mary, from Hams6ua
SATURDAY, April =.
StmT hinau, Lorenzen. from Maui and Hawaii
Stmr Likelike, Davis, from Maui
Stmr L Bishop, CLANCY, from hausi
Stmr A CumminS. Nelson, from Waimanalo
Stmr Waimanalo, Underwood. from Waianae
SImr Mokolii. McGreSor, fISm Molokai
Schr Hale2kala, from Pepcekeo
SUNDAY, April 8.
Bktne Planter. Perrimsn, from san Francisco
Stmr Mikahala, Hall. from Kauai
Schr hauliluS, from Naialua
MONDAY, April 4.
Brig Morning Star, Turner, from South Seas
Bgtue Claus Spreckels, from san Francisco
Schr Waiehu, from Hawaii
Schr Noiwahine, Staples, from koholalele
Schr Mary E Foster, from Hawaii
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PASSENGERS.
ARRIVALS.


From Hawaii and Maui. per W 6 Hal, March
ACCOMMODATE DickersoH and wife Miss Maud
O.Counor. His Ex r II Parker. G \ Spencer, q
" Carley Townsend. ! II Park, A Z Stet. J
s Emerson. D kahaElelio, Mrs NrSy Taylor. Miss
Ellis, Mrs A Burgess. Wong kee, Spd o. deck.
From Waisnse, per Waimsnslo, March 80
James Gay, Mr. Lobor. Judge Kama. and 20 deck
From KsuSi, per Wsialesle. april I-R A Mac
he Jr, wife. 5 children and nurse. Mr. Redeville,
Mr. SchzmAhoon and wife, and deck.
from Hawaii. per Iwsia.li. April &c Won Men
re-sen. Miss Masses. and Is deck.
From Mani, per Likeiike, April s-E Bailey.
Bro DOYLE, II 5 Tregloan- Robert Levers. W q
French. Mr. Herbert and wife, Rev Father James,
Mrs Jones, Mrs P " LoOmey. Miss McShane.
2ChineSe. and q deck
Prom Wziause aud Waimansio. per NSim2n-
aio. April s-R Dickson. Mr. oltmann. DR. Carter.
Z Mshlbaum, Mrs Titcomb sud daughter, and -
deck
From kausi. per Mikahals. April 2-Dr &
smith. E ID Preston. Rev II Isenberg. Vim A
WALL Misses Flora and Clam Glade J y : Viii
liams- a Hanneberg. W HolokShiki. Rev E :
Timoteo and wife, ? Chinese, and 81 deck.
From Hawaii and Mani. per kinaE. april >
Hon ] " Ksius- MeAnGreWs. Monaghan. Mr.
Napapa. Mr. Willie. Dr. c II Wetmore, Cornell,
Buck c Hebard and wife, Miss : Hebard.
Miss N Hebsrd, David Heb4rd. Mrs q Hitch
cock. Hoyev. L A Louefellow. Major j Havley
J Renton. " II Cummings, DiiilRsh2In- 3
Brooks. T $ Bryaut- Bennett. Doherty. A
X Kunuiakes- Hon kia NahoolelEa- W Z Aehi-
wife and children. and 81 deck
DEPARTURES.
For Mani and Hawaii. per KHAN. March s.
Mrs Wilson. Miss Hattie Hitchcock Mrs Hitch
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Steamer Raiatea Burned at See.

By the bark Tropic Bird, which had ar
rived at San Francisco, it was learned in
San Francisco that the small German steam
er plying between Tahiti and San Francisco
had been sighted at sea in evident distress.
Khe Captain of the Fropic Bird Immediately
bore down to the relief of the steamer, and
on boarding her found that she had been
abandoned. and was on FIRE from stem to
stern below the decks. The fire had gained
such Roadway that 1t was worse than useless
10 attempt to put 1t out, and be bore away
on his course.
On Sunday, Capt. Perriman, of the new
barkentine Planter, which had arrived from
San Francisco, reported speaking the bark
enfine CITY Of Papete II lat. y deg. min.
N, long. 153 deg. , min. W. with the passen-
gers and crew OF the burned steamer Raiatea
on board, all well. After abandoning the
burning steamer they had travelled 80 miles
in four days. II open boats, to Deans
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cock, Mrs Stiman, ST, W H Cummings, Captain
Wilfong, VI A Gnnsalves, Nierra, Mrs ) Fox,
Chas Motley and wife. Mr. Rosenberg, X Ku-
nuiakea, Geo Hons. Dillingham;, NJ Horner
and 40 deck.
For Kauai. per MikahRla. March 2e-Rey j NJ
Silver, Col II Judd and wife. II Judd. Jr.
Miss E Gay. Charles Gay, Francis Gay, w L
Holokahiki, 7 B Kalaeonc and wife, Captain
Marchant, W Rice and son, and 40 deck
For Maui. per Likelike March 29-Nlrs J s
Hanks and child. Miss Alice Waite. Portley, E
Wheeler, Robert Levers, II Tregloan, and IS
deck.
For Maui and Hawaii, per W Hall. April i
w Wilder Mrs NoNieln. Harry Baldwin. Miss
Maud Baldwin, Geo Bailey. Henry Vida, Miss
Vida, Enos, II Sherwood, Miss Hayley, )
Selig, and 20 deck.
For San Francisco. per W S Bovine, April .
Mrs julius Hoting and child, Miss Bruins, Miss f
Hart, Mrs Ellis, and 3 steerage.
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The Friend.

This magazine was out promptly on Satur-
day. The editor gives a thoughtful article
STYLED Sowing and Reaping," and timely
one upon the temperance movement. An in
teresting account of the ascent of Mama Loa
by the Rev. L. 2. Baker, is published. DIR.
G. H. Wetmore's lecture on Micronesia, which
has been running for several numbers is con-
cluded. Professor Merritt writes, announc-
ing celebration of the fiftieth anniversary
of the arrival on these Islands of the largest
missionary reinforcement ever sent out BY
the A. b. c. F. M. A detailed programme
will shortly be issued.
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Island, where they intercepted the barken-
tine. The Raiatea has twice visited this
port, the first time for repairs, and the last
10 land GoodRear's circns.
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The Missionary steam barkentine Morn
ing Star, Capt. Turner, arrived in port res
terday morning from her cruise to the Mar
shall and Micronesian groups TO the west
ward
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CO-partnership Notice!

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
~ that Mnng Chong. Chun KAN, Chun Tnng.
BIN, Qql rat. Mong Sung, Yam Chow. Hong On.
Chung Lee, and Nee Kit, have entered into a co,
partnership FOR the term Of i've year from date
MOkuleia, Waialua. Oahu: IL
ing Rice. sio"-
COMPANY, and M
That the place Of business is In said Mokuleia
ne said partners now own and control the
hlce flantatlon IN Moknleia formerly owned bv
Amin and Ahuna and the Ian Tuek Wal Con-
psny and that said Amin has no further right or
Dated Honolulu. March 2sd. 1857. 1159 st
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MARRIED.

HASTY- San Francisco. on
March 9Th, by the Rev. John Gray, c. E HAsrY
Of HonoSas, Hawaii, TO ANNE HETFIELD, OF
Eureka, Cal
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DIED

SEvERANCE-In this city, April I'd, 1857,
Mrs. ANNA II. SEVERANCE, aged s. years and 10
months.
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Vessels IMPORT.

Blk Velocity, Bolster
Bk kSlskaua. Armstrong
Brig Allie Rowe. Phillips
Bktne Planter, Perriman
Missionary brig Morning Star. Turner
BStne Claus SpIeckels.
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It's PAPER IS

THIS PAPER is Kept on lie at e. c.
DAKE's Advertising agency, 81 and IS Mer-
chaut's Exchange, San Francisco. Cal, where
contracts fer advertising can be made for
IT, 1856
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Already the intending passenger list By the
Australia, sailing Il the 3oth. IS looming up
II numbers, and Tie indications are that she
viii 90 full Ut passengers. Tits speaks well
for Capt Hoodlstt and his officers.
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FURNTSHEO ROOMS

BY an early application al SO. 4 GARDEN
LAVE. ss2
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G. o. BERGER, Honolulu.
General Agent Hawaiian IsIant
Nrw advertisements.
Executrix's Notice f!


THE UNDERSIGNED HAV-
Il ing been duly appointed Executrix of the
Estate of CHAS. ED. HENSON, late of Homo
lulu, deceased, all persons having claims against
the said Estate are notified that they must pre-
sent the same duly. verified and win proDer
vouchers to the undersigned. at No 10 Kukui
Street, Honolulu, within months from dare OF
this notice, or they will be forever barred; and
all persons indebted to the said Estate arc re-
quested to make immediate payment to me
KATHERINE NJ. HENSON
Executrix Of Estate of c. E Henson.
Honolulu, March IS 1887 f15T A.
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Premlses 70 be sold are:
Two shares unincumbeTed. and one share sab
}ect % mortgage 10 L. Ahlo OF in ali one half
81 IN that certain Rice Plantation IN Wal
~, Iva. Oanu- doing business formerly az Loci,
gong val aud al present as Sui Chee Hon. This
Piallailon Is known 70 ali and is one Of lie besf
II ~ Iva. Leases cheap and lands rich. Cattle
anu o'nel property IN good order 1f57-4t
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MOrtgagees Notice of Foreclosure and
Of Sale.

L power Of sale contained in a certain ruo-t,a-a
made by Lau Sung 10 W. r. Castle in trnsf ~
the Williams Estate, dated LIST day of Febr1a ~
lsol. recorded IN liOer- page. Notice is herebv
sald mortgage. for condition broken. and nnon
SAID foreclosure will sell at public auction At ~
s1les rooms OF E. =. Adams a Co, in HonoInir
Of ssid day the premises described in said MOI
gage a. below specified ANU '
further particulars can be had Of ". r. ca.
ILL., Attorney at Law.
W. R. CASTLE. Trustee.
Mortoa0ae
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REVENUE ACCOUNT.

Hrer0luInS.. .s.sss..s .
Less deferred premiums January LIST, 1886 .
Interest and rents (incuding realized gains on
Securities Sold ............t. .............
Less Interest accrued January LIST, 1855.
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For Maui and Hawaii. per KHAN, March 81
Mrs Wilson. Miss Hattie Hitchcock Mrs Hitch
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Union City.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Hendricks have been called to
Atlanta. Ga. by the serious illness of Mr.. II S mother
at that place. Mrs. T. f. Murray. Clark, of
Belle Plain o., is the guest here of Miss Jennie Han
iin former cassmate. and now one of the teachers
in our schools Mrs Spriggs, of Monmouth, ILL., is
the guest of her sister, Mrs Chas Prier, here Miss
Emma Kump is home from Indianapolis
spending few days with her fathers family. Miss
Nettie Hutton is visiting her aunt Mrs r. Z. John
son, in Dayton, o. Miss Mollie Headington of
Portland spent the forepar of the week with friends
here Mrs. Chas. A. Hill is in indianapolis under
going surgical treatment. Mrs Butler, of Logans-
port. is the guest of her father, Mayor Etmire
of the Ohio side of our town -. Mr.. and Mrs b. f.
Coddngton have returned from Morrow, o., where
they had been called by the sickness and death of Mr.
Cs mother. Miss Clark, of Brightwood, visited
with friends here during the week Mrs VIM.
Mr.. John Wigger and Miss Carrie A. Moore were
married by the Rev. z. S. Schmogrew at the Luth-
parsonage March IT, Mrs. Pierre Gray, of
indianapolis, is in the city for few days with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. David Mcdonald. Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Grohs, of Illinois, in the city
entertained a company of young friends Thursday
evening An interesting Juvenile party was given on
Friday evening at the home of Mr. John Davis.
Mrs. Guy e. Crense is spending few days with friends
of Richmond. Can't. w. d. Stene has been
entertaining the Misses Cora and Carrie Williamson,
daughters of Colonel Williamson, of Covington, O.
Mrs L. Green of Lafayette is the guest of her sis
term law. Mrs P. A.Taylor- Mrs A. L. King enter
tanned number of her lady friends on Wednesday
evening. Mr.. jeff 7. Gikey and Miss Laura Hass
married by the Rev. w. L. Neal on Thursday
evening. Mrs Andy Todd is visiting relatives at
Logansport, Ind Mrs. Henderson, of Big Rapids,
Mich, is in the city, the guest of her parents Mr..
and Mrs. Hommown- Mr.. and Mrs. Hode c. Dur
nele of Dayton, have been in the city the past week.
visiting relatives and friends.
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An Exhibit of PHOTOGRAPHIC Work.

NEW YORK, March 26-By a recently made
compact the Photographic Society of Philadel-
phia, the Camera Club of Boston and the society
of amateur photographers of New York will give
an annual exhibition of the results of their work
in amateur photography. This year the exhibit
ton will be held here, next year in Boston, and
in Philadelphia in 1889. The first annual exhi-
bition opens this evening, to continue for a week,
at Ortgie's, 845 Broadway. One thousand exhib-
it's many of them remarkable productions. are
being placed to-day by the committee. One hun
dred and three exhibitors are represented.
Awards of thirty diplomas will be made during
the week by board of judges composed of three
leading artists and two professional photogra-
piers of this city.
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Cornelius vanderbilts Gift to the Public.

New YORK. March 26-When. at the sale of
the A. T. Stewart collection of paintings, last
night, Rosa Bonheurs famous work, 1.-THE
Horse Fair" was bought in the name of s. P.
Avery, a dealer, for the round sum of $53 000
much speculation INDUCED in as
to who was the real purchaser
back of him. Surmises were numerous,
one of them being that Governor Stanford, of
California. was the purchaser, and another that
the French government had secured the great
picture The actual purchaser is revealed to-
night in the person of Cornelius Vanderbilt. who
presents it, with his compliments, to the Metro
politan Museum of Art, where it will be always
accessible to the public
1t transpires that the statement that
Meissoniers masterpiece "Friedand. 1907" was
bought at the Stewart art sale last night by Mr.
Gould. was incorrect. Mr.. Gould was anxious
to purchase it, but was outbidden by Col. Ebert
Hilton, son of ex- Judge Hilton. 1t said that
the great work will ultimately come into the
hands of c. p. Huntington.
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Central Illinois Teachers.

Special to the indianapolis Journal
DANvILLE ILL.,, March 26.--The second day of
the third annual meeting of the Central Illinois
Teachers Association was opened this morning
by Prof. G. NJ Woodward, director of the St
Louis Manual Training school, reading a paper
on Manual Training as a Feature in Ed
ucation," which was followed by a
general discussion. Before the Manual
Training Shop" was the subject of paper by
Prof. W. S. Mack. superintendent of the Moline
schools; A. j. Smith, superintendent of the
Springfield schools followed with an address on
"What Can be Accomplished in Our Public
Schools" A motion in favor of the bill, now
pending before the Legislature, providing
for township organization, was discussed and
voted down. Galesburg was selected for the
next place of meeting, one year hence. E. Il
Boyer, of Fulton, was elected president. and }.
D. Benedict. of Danvlle, secretary ana treas
urer. After receiving the reports of committees,
the association adjourned. There were seven
hundred teachers present, and all went home
pleased with their reception in Danville.
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PERSONAL AND SOCIETY GOSSIP,
TConcluded from Fifth Page

The young people of Knightstown gave party in
Bells Hall Thursday evening Miss Alice Scott OF
workers of the Presbyterian Church gave very en-
ioyable entertainment at Bells Hall on
Friday evening Mrs. Frank Hubbard enter.
tanned number of young people at her
home Monday evening. Miss Carrie Barrett, OF
Cincinnati is visiting relatives here. Miss Louie
Whitese has returned from several weeks visit with
friends in Cincinnati. Mrs. Will Patton, of Rush
vile, is visiting the family of W. j. Welborne ::
Hon. BENZ y. Parker is slowly convaescing from ms
prolonged illness James Steele and family attended
the funeral of Mrs Seees sister, at Milton on Tues
day Mrs. Chas. Furguson visiting her parents
AT Indianapolis last week Mrs. +. l. GrubDs. of In
dianapos, is visiting her old home here. Mrs D.
w. Corwin has returned from several weeks vis't to
friends in st. Louis Miss Cora Charles gave very
unique party to number of her young friends on the
evening of the 18th ut.
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Wabash.

A. NJ Atkinson and family. and Miss Bertha Dick
enson will on Thursday next return from De Land,
Fla. Mrs III. F. Harris is visiting relatives at Ely.
ria. o. Mr. and Mrs Lon H. Fongeres entert aimed
large number of friends at progressive euchre
Monday evening. James Bruner and wife, of Ko-
komo. in the city visiting relatives. Rev A E.
Mahn. of the NJ. E. Church. the guest of friends
in Goshen the past week. Mrs Z. +. Donaldson
entertained few lady friends at tea Friday
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Henderson, of Anderson,
spent last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Crabbs
Mrs. Clara Heron, of Indianapolis, has been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. H. Caldwell the past week
Misses Hattie Rose and Ella Lumoree leave to-mor-
for Knoxville, Tenn where they will visit Mr..
and Mrs. b. o.. Payne -. Miss Lou Ridinger is in
Chicago visiting friends Mrs. Hattie Jones visit
ing friends at Mansfield 0. Mrs A. S. Kilby is Wis
tihg relatives at Huntington Miss Jennie Mend
ham, of Elkhart spent several days with friends here
the past week Mrs. Fl. B. Shvely has returned
from visit to Indanapolis Mrs. Fred Groffe, of
Fort Wayne returned home Thursday after
pleasant visit with friends and relatives here Miss
Clara Livingstone of South Bend is the guest of Mrs
Sam Simon, this city: Mrs. Leonard Hyman enter
tanned the Coffee Club Wednesday evening
Miss Rosalind Keller gives musicale at her home
Hill street, next Tuesday evening. DIR. W. A.
Dunn. of this city, and DR.. McI4in of Huntingdon
leave on Sunday for London. England, where they
will attend medical lectures the coming summer.
Miss Alma Zegler is in Chicago.
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Marion.

Misses Matte Overman and Manda Humaker have
returned to schoo at Bloomington Mrs. George
Harvey and children have extended visit
En- Texas. Miss Matte Baker has returned to her
home in Urbana o., after extended visit with Mrs.
Frank Derr Miss Jessie Coleman. of Troy, o., is
visiting Mrs. w. G. Webster. Lou Carr has returned
from three weeks trip to Nebraska Miss Mary
Humphreys is visiting relatives in indianapolis
Miss Jennie Swan, of Allegheny City, is visiting Miss
-Jessie Lyons Mr.. and Mrs. George Winchel re-
turned Tuesday evening from Kansas. Miss Ella
Anlmons spent SUNDAY with MISS palsy iui,ey at
IS visiting Mrs l.. G. Beshore Marion has organ
azed amateur opera company and has tackled THE
little Tycoon. - Miss Belle Jackson of Hartford
City, visited Miss Cora Mark, Wednesday. Miss
Julia Curtis has returned to Wabash after three
weeks visit with Mrs. George Sweetser Miss Mary
Elliott has returned to Frankton Ind after spending
the winter with Mrs. Charles Lilibridge.
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future. Mrs X. NJ. Hord who has been visiting in
Bloomington. returned home Wednesday evening.
Miss Allie Haehl, of Forrest Home WIS.,
tied her sister. Mrs. Dan DePrez. last week
Miss Gertie Blessing is the guest of her aunt Mrs Dr.
Trees of Manila Ind Mrs. Bert Morris and daughter
Mable visited friends in Waldron the past week.
Miss Alma Raymond is visiting friends in Rushville
nd. this week The G Slden Rule Society paid their
respects Mrs H. FL. Daugherty and daughter. Miss
Ella, of which they members Thursday evening,
before their departure for North Carolina - Mrs.
John Tindan is visiting her mother in Greensburg.
Mrs H. S. Byers, who has been visiting in Ger
mantown, o. for the past month returned home yes
terday evening Miss May Wilson, of Waldron,
visited friends here last week. Miss Lulu Wingate
is visiting in Indianapolis Misses Eva and Ethel
Walker, of Indianapolis. the guests of Miss Ella
Daugherty Miss Mary Conrey. who has spent the
winter in California. is expected home The
Ladies' Aid Society met with Mrs. Crawford Tuesday
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Shelbyville.

Mrs. Sam Hamilton. Mrs Frank Sheldon and Mrs. H.
H. Daugherty attended the meeting of the mi ssonary
societies of the Presbyterian Church In the White.
water Valley Synod. which held in Richmond
Ind, Wednesday and Thursday last Mrs. Edmund
Cooper attended the funeral of the late Ora Howard
of st. Paul, Ind Monday last. Mrs. William Hacker
was rendered a surprise party by her many friends
last Saturday evening Mr.. B. s. Sutton and daugh
They will return home Wednesday next accompanied
by Mrs sutton who spent the winter ksonville
Fla Miss Kate Fisher, of Cincinnati who has been
the guest of Mrs Dan DePrez for the past month
seturned to her home Thursday last .
Miss Ella Daugherty who has been attending Clas-
ccal School in indianapolis returned home Wednes
Club met with Mrs. Charlie Ross on Thursday after
roon at her homo on East Taylor street. G.. II.
ito near future. The 9. L. s. O. meets with Miss
Doble on Tuesday evening. Mrs III. II. Daugherty
and daughter Miss Ella, received their friends on
Friday afternoon from to o'clock, at their homo
No rs West Broadway street before their departure
for North Carolina, where thcy viii reside in the